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Displayed prices are for multiple nights. Check the site for price per night. I see hostels starting at 200b/day and hotels from 500b/day on agoda.

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HI GUYS

 

I AM JUST WONDERING IF & WHERE YOU GET YOU CARS .PICK UPS REPAIRED. SA I HAVE BEEN IN THE MOTOR TRADE FOR 30YRS & I AM LOOKING TO MOVE TO THAILAND WHAT LABOUR RATE DO THEY CHARGE ?DO YOU TAKE YOUR CARS TO MAIN DEALERS OR WHAT I NO THIS IS GOING TO GET ME FLAMED BUT DO THEY HAVE ANYTHING LIKE A M .O .T IN THAILAND

 

OR WOULD IT BE A WASTE OF TIME ANY REMARKS WELCOME CHEERS

 

TONY

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Am I right in interpreting this as an enquiry as to wether you can effectively compete with car repair rates in LOS as a means of earning a crust............in which case dream on

 

Or perhaps I am wrong and its just a where to take it enquiry.....Main dealers are cheap as chips, lesser places cheaper still. I get a chuckle thinking how much the bill would have been back in rip off Britain everytime I come away from the Isuzu dealers (I actually have the invoice for 9 baht for the last service!!!!).

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HI GUYS

 

I AM JUST WONDERING IF & WHERE YOU GET YOU CARS .PICK UPS REPAIRED. SA I HAVE BEEN IN THE MOTOR TRADE FOR 30YRS & I AM LOOKING TO MOVE TO THAILAND WHAT LABOUR RATE DO THEY CHARGE ?DO YOU TAKE YOUR CARS TO MAIN DEALERS OR WHAT I NO THIS IS GOING TO GET ME FLAMED BUT DO THEY HAVE ANYTHING LIKE A M .O .T IN THAILAND

 

OR WOULD IT BE A WASTE OF TIME ANY REMARKS WELCOME CHEERS

 

TONY

 

i had a bump in a rental car about 12 months ago , pulled the bumper off, dented the wing.

i went to a little thai garage near where suchamvit turns off for rayong or goes straight to siricha

cost me 150 baht to get the bumper back on and they pushed the wing out for 50baht !

they told me about 3000 baht to blow the wing over.. dead cheap

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THANKS VERY MUCH ALL THE ABOVE :moon :hijack

 

I WOULD MAKE MORE MONEY SELLING MY ARSE THEN 2guns

Very brave, such a major change in career direction late in life....:poke
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A friend of mine has an old Jeep with a Mitsubishi turbo diesel engine. He ran it hot and blew a head gasket. He took it to a local up country shop to have it repaired. The head was warped so they had to have it machined to flatten it back out. To make a long story short, the labor was less than a thousand baht for the two day job.

 

I had a piece of shit 2002 Toyota 4X4 that sprung a leak in the radiator. They pulled the radiator out, repaired it and put it back in for a total of three hundred baht.

 

Bottom line? It would be tough to make a living repairing cars and trucks in Thailand.

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Bottom line for in bound chickens....

 

There is no corn

 

every bit of dirt has been scratched over a thousand times by the indigenous chickens.

 

But hocking your hoop!!

 

Whatever for....

 

30 years in the UK car trade

 

you must surely have robbed enough to retire in LOS

 

;-)

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